Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in England, Reproductions of a Series of Drawings And Lithographs of the Munition Works Made By Him With the Permission And Authority of the British Government
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The afternoon I saw the bottling — the first time the big shells were bottled — the crane which was to carry them from the furnace to the press was not ready, and the work was done by men, but they made a far finer composition, for in these works you seldom see " the man-power." The machines do all, and are more human than the men who manage them.
/}^ vy -11 will XVIII MUNITION WORKS XVIII MUNITION WORKS I HAVE no idea how many of these workscapes I have drawn, etched, hthographed, painted. I a...m told I should not do so many — I " spoil the market " — but I shall draw them wherever and whenever I find them, or rather, find that they appeal to me. Whoever criticized an Old Master for his thousands of sketches and drawings ?
The trouble is that most painters to-day are so lazy or so stupid that they do not see and carmot present the won- derful things around them, and thfey blame and criticize the few artists who can and do.
And how much finer are the lines of chimneys than the lines of trees, while the slowly rising smoke gives the sky a beauty it never had before.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The afternoon I saw the bottling — the first time the big shells were bottled — the crane which was to carry them from the furnace to the press was not ready, and the work was done by men, but they made a far finer composition, for in these works you seldom see " the man-power." The machines do all, and are more human than the men who manage them.
/}^ vy -11 will XVIII MUNITION WORKS XVIII MUNITION WORKS I HAVE no idea how many of these workscapes I have drawn, etched, hthographed, painted. I a...m told I should not do so many — I " spoil the market " — but I shall draw them wherever and whenever I find them, or rather, find that they appeal to me. Whoever criticized an Old Master for his thousands of sketches and drawings ?
The trouble is that most painters to-day are so lazy or so stupid that they do not see and carmot present the won- derful things around them, and thfey blame and criticize the few artists who can and do.
And how much finer are the lines of chimneys than the lines of trees, while the slowly rising smoke gives the sky a beauty it never had before.
What to read after Joseph Pennell's Pictures of War Work in England, Reproductions of a Series of Drawings And Lithographs of the Munition Works Made By Him With the Permission And Authority of the British Government?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Pennell to read onlineMoreLess
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